Appendix 2: The Fragment of Early Bronze Age faience quoit bead or pendant from the Craw Stane Complex
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Sheridan, J A
Date published
March 2026
Abstract
This item (SF219) was found in the fill of an early medieval enclosure ditch (C297) but is clearly residual, as it is unquestionably of Early Bronze Age date.It is a fragment of a quoit-shaped bead or pendant of faience with a triangular-section hoop, measuring 16.1mm in length, 6.65mm in maximum thickness and 7mm in the width of the hoop (ie, from inner to outer edge) (Illus A2.1 and A2.2).
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Campbell, Ewan
Book title
Rhynie, A Powerful Place of Pictland: The development of a landscape of Pictish royal power from the Roman to the early medieval period
Editor
Noble, Gordon
Pagination
326-328
Publisher
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Place of publication
Edinburgh
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